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Nigerian Artist Victor Ekpuk's New Exhibit Brings Ancient Nsibidi Visual Language to a Modern-Day Era

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Ask Nigerian-born, D.C.-based artist Victor Ekpuk for three words to describe his art style, and you’ll be intrigued by his answer. 'I don’t really invest the time to describe my art style; I’m more interested in imagining and creating,' he declares. 'I leave questions of styles to the historians and others who feel the need […]

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